AI co-pilot for SQLite
Ask in plain English and get SQL that references the real tables in your SQLite file.
●SQLite on macOS
The SQLite client for Mac
A native Mac app for SQLite, with an AI co-pilot. Open a database file, browse it, edit it, and query it in plain English, including encrypted SQLite.
SQLite lives in a file, and FluentDB makes that file easy to work with on your Mac. Open any .sqlite or .db file, browse its tables and schema, and edit rows directly, with no server to configure. It is a fast, native SQLite browser and editor in one.
Because SQLite is everywhere, from mobile apps to local development, FluentDB adds an AI co-pilot that turns plain English into SQL against your file's real schema. It also opens encrypted SQLite databases with ChaCha20 and SQLCipher, which most Mac clients cannot.
A SQLite client that does the work with you
Open any SQLite file
Point FluentDB at a .sqlite or .db file and start browsing instantly, no server needed.
Encrypted SQLite
Open ChaCha20 and SQLCipher encrypted databases with your key.
Inline data editing
Edit and insert rows and write them straight back to the file.
Schema-aware editor
Autocomplete from your SQLite schema, with highlighting and one-key formatting.
Built-in charts
Turn a query over your SQLite data into a chart without leaving the app.
Built for SQLite, down to the details
FluentDB speaks SQLite natively. Here is some of what that looks like in practice.
SQLite-aware autocomplete
Suggests functions like strftime, json_valid, printf, and unixepoch.
Open encrypted databases
Reads SQLCipher and other encrypted SQLite files, with the key applied safely, never through SQL.
Edit tables without a primary key
SQLite rowid keeps every table editable, and an INTEGER PRIMARY KEY is detected correctly.
Allowed-value dropdowns
CHECK constraints are read straight from your schema to power value dropdowns.
Strong read-only mode
Files can be opened truly read-only, so the engine refuses every write.
Cancel a query instantly
Interrupt a running query the moment you need to.
No server, no setup
SQLite is a single file. No host, no credentials, just open it.
Predictable type handling
Uses your declared column types, so editing behaves the way you expect.
AI-first
The SQLite client built for the AI era
Other SQLite browsers stop at showing you tables. FluentDB starts with AI. Open a .sqlite file and ask a question in plain English. It reads the file's schema and writes SQL that runs against your real data, so answers come faster.
Ask anything
Ask, and see it drawn as a chart
Pose a question and FluentDB builds the query, runs it over your SQLite file, and renders the result as a chart. Move between donut, line, and table views freely, and get a feel for the data without leaving the app.
Browse and edit
Browse and edit your SQLite file with ease
A responsive grid that makes file editing painless. Scroll through records, edit values inline, queue up inserts and deletes, and pop open a row to review every column. Fast, tidy, and unobtrusive.
Refine with AI
Refine your SQL with AI at your side
The assistant does not disappear after the first query. Ask it to add a filter, adjust a join, or explain a statement, and it updates the SQL in place. Keep nudging until the query fits your file.
Saved queries
Keep your favorite queries a keystroke away
Hand-written or AI-generated, any query can be saved and reopened instantly. Build up a library of the SQLite queries you run again and again, and stop rewriting the same logic each time.
Open a SQLite database on your Mac
No server, no host, no port. SQLite is a single file, and FluentDB opens it directly.
- 1Open FluentDB and create a new SQLite connection.
- 2Choose the .sqlite or .db file you want to open.
- 3For encrypted databases, provide your ChaCha20 or SQLCipher key.
- 4Your tables load instantly, ready to browse and edit.
SQLite client FAQ
Is FluentDB a good SQLite client for Mac?
Yes. FluentDB is a native macOS app that opens any SQLite file for browsing and editing, with a schema-aware editor and an AI co-pilot.
Can it open encrypted SQLite databases?
Yes. FluentDB opens ChaCha20 and SQLCipher encrypted SQLite databases with your key, which most Mac clients cannot.
Do I need to run a server?
No. SQLite is a single file. Just open it in FluentDB and start working.
Can the AI write SQL for my SQLite file?
Yes. Ask in plain English and FluentDB writes SQL against your file's real schema, and explains it. You can use Anthropic, OpenAI, Llama, or Apple Intelligence.
Is my data private?
Yes. Everything stays on your Mac, and by default the AI sees your schema, not your row data.
Stop wrestling
with your database.
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